Get ready for a powerful and heartfelt conversation as I sit down with intuitive medium and spiritual teacher Susan Grau to explore her extraordinary near-death experience and the deep spiritual awakening that followed. Susan shares what it was like to cross over, connect with spirit guides, and return with a completely transformed understanding of life, death, and healing.

We also talk about her childhood, which was marked by trauma, including trafficking and the devastating loss of loved ones to suicide. Through her story, Susan shows us how pain can become a pathway to deep self-love, presence, and emotional resilience.

This episode is filled with wisdom, inspiration, and hope for anyone who’s navigating grief, addiction, or past trauma. Susan’s journey is a reminder that healing is possible, no matter what we’ve been through.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

What Susan experienced during her near-death experience and how it changed her life
How she connected with spirit guides and what they taught her
Her journey through childhood trauma and profound loss
Why self-love and presence are essential parts of healing
How grief and addiction can be openings to spiritual growth
Tools for navigating hard emotions and moving forward with compassion

Resources from this Episode:

Susan’s Website: https://www.susangrau.com

Susan’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/susangrauofficial/

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Susan’s book: Infinite Life, Infinite Lessons: Wisdom from the Spirit World on Living, Dying, and the In-Between

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